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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30
re YRWCAsTLE NINRS.
ORDERS nnoErvHD TO REPAm TIE DAlEAal
CAUSED n THE RECENT FIRE.

oRDEag aH0ErvHD TO RkPAIn TIE DAMAGE
oAusKD n THE BRcnNT KTRK.
Inasmuuh a. the belief was expressed
By some thai the Newcastle mine would
not again be started up this winter con-
siderable interest vas manifested In re-
gard 10 the matter. and a reporter was
sent TO interview Mr. 7. J. Miner On
the subject. That gentleman said:
"As soon as ] returned from the scene
of toe FIRE which destroyed the pamp
honse, engine honse and boiler room, ]
tslearaphed q full statsmenk Of the case
10 Mr.. Howard, and l stated 10 him In
the telegram the nance and sizes Of the
castings and machines that bad baen
ruined, and which win have to be re-
placed By nsw ones before the mine can
Do started %. Today received re-
ply from Mr.. Howard saying that be
bad oFdeFed the new machinery and
would ship it up a. soon as Il can be
made, There 10 one very large cog
wheel which will take the mesi time 10
replace, for the reasoa thai pattern
will have to be made before tbs wheel
can be cast, and pattern making Il sloW
work. However, we will work dag and
night, aud feel confident that We will
be Ebls 20 hoist coal again By The middle
Of November. In ysur account Of the
Gre you placed the luss BY damage and
destruction of buildings And machinery
q little too high. Il viii not cost 10 ex-
coed $500 70 replace tie machinery
and buildings. bat Il would be q hard
matter 10 estimate the direct loss 10 the
company By the necessary 1hntting
down Of the mine Fl time When there
is q good demand for coal al fairly
remunerative prices. l heard today
that the master mechanic 90 the mines
lad eotten up steam cn The two IN
iaiaFed boilers, and vas keeping The
anna clear Of water By constant pump-
ing. TIE animals viii Be taken 20 the
surface a. soon as We can get them cut.
We are pushing work al The Franklin
mine, ana wiil hnish loading the Waila
WAlIa today from that mine. Tbs
Challenger e also partially loaded with
Franklin coal and we can hnish her
next week. The Willamette Il here.
Che came the day Of the IRE. I thonght
At aFai ws would send her 10 British
Columbia for cargo, bat Mr.. Howard
is In favor Of keeping her here and load
the her with Franklin coal"
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AfssE lsng and painfnl iliness DE
John Baker died n hts homs on eecond
street. yesterday morning 81 e'cissk
The doctor had been suffering for a
long time With organic disease q Gks
hsars, bat until the pass few months
hes besn abis 70 be about and pFoseoufs
bis practise of medicine. DaFfna
HE latter illness BFiahi's disease o. lhs
kidneya dsFeloDed quite Fapi6ly end
finally rescued u bis death.
Dr.. Baker haH rszided % 6eastia and
pEactieed bis pF0feaslon fer more than
ilfleen years. He Woa . lho1ou1h cnem
ist, and on general hieKagF topics waE
especially welI Tsrasd. His e1ore 81
general Information wag varied and ax-
tensivs, and be vas q most interesting
aud entertaining o1nVsEsationa1iat,
sharp 10 wit and sarcasm. He wns
always Q good friend. when he real
Iced that be vas going 10 die, be senl
for most 81 the persons With whom be
bad trouble IN past years. snd settled
his differences. Az the time Of his death
be vas aixty-iiya years Of see. he
leaves q wife, Gr6Wn son and several
grandchildren 10 mourn their ioa1.
The funeral will take place from The
family residences this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. George Herbert Watson
Officiating. RFiends Of the family are
invited 70 attend.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

n1axrsm snauraas. 0rs. a.
IN kss,s e he1e q. . feszsssI wanrf -
ssansa - s1rsn. Thsksrs ~ holn ! shlarel
| y Ems lEsskE. e Ru1lllnn
ne nszAns clarknE Rszknx4 rflppa4 10
sazm < ezkn - ss.ca.u = Raszanna =.
g..
~ eniaaas e ean1e1 n1nos uafs skIrgsi
La snazss sna ozxiona q Is ennsl - chlzaas
~ zns.kar e 50 sa1ss . Ess xzk.
Esw hsrzsEa q csan1<rzssn mees amane Ia
sscelpsu sod4y.
R2onUuE nEcEfRxB pnrlns - 80 n
keuz1 rs rro1.nee received h Bezllle anciu&N6
- hll1Hins. I packages nn128. ! ezssl
9EzA IL Aecka n14aao4A u 1s2ks WASH u
ssntsl1 aoaE = saess sa.Ets : s.aea eat.na.
$40. 4 -. ~ TS.s s xs.s ~ =.
cetHe1 caeIszf1 e zsass1i merchon9ise sEsf
IL EuEe1 ENEnf E1EE1 E1ne
SHIPMENTS Dmrlng kns pam "A hsurn
E11sl1t tfnl1&1s uzRs 1Hns froU bls1z11 - tol-
lsHss sgnA as.ns 2 II. q
MeT1ls ) ts1s knrnria : fsas. 61Sss tursl
Csxmrlnn tan. kEemisE 81 iuns. Hanng kaks
1f t1n1. cIly q Qn,ncy 70 enna.
E0U8-1k,s mEzA14 rs vozy Nv b So
pies tei1y, ln1Va enn91mMra Nu1lnE Rrnna
e8rulfy u procuring wha1 fAeF Roe9e1
RnrlIAn1 rcpuFtn iarRsE reso,pl1 a Eastnrn anf
Local Fsesipsa Ms RnEllkn4 aRs qecA41 Gasg a
~ ceat1 ner fnEen. II eenfaln prfcen ara
ua6hanssd e ffun % . - csai1 pr doss1.
saLaE0x- -Aipnanis toaay 60 easss
re fsIlswiug qu0latigns en- siVm w.
~ CoameEelAl MeWs, q 4an NnReinc6-
c1fambla river g looa >. Alsekn g IKE
g, otheR eutsids ank q lIh91 % PR dcl-
e. 1allxWed kaEn, SacEzmnuto rlpsR q Eg4m
I e., Dz1fi1h CoilmhIA q t1h0l f7x dsllT-
eza4 Is YlctoEin; bNEnlI nlmen Il quoted sf
$40 TS01i, kAlf haEreIn o.
HoRs-xhls msrnlng cnRload 81 70 halas
o. hops were ahippsd 10 ChioaRo and Aear-
load q g 1aies w1z ma1s reaaF for aAipmen4
= chieago. ena : sail lst Of q balas vim -
aaipped 10 New Terra tomnEreW moznlmH.
Duzin4 ths 80 Woek e RlyAllup u Meek-
e. 4 O.. bolehl q haIas e. Geo1Es 1AsalaF, -
helaB q A 9peAc9r. end 8 bales a. 18ns
nEolheEss peyins = eats par pound for eash
AS Rsmsay d rsporiad 81 ths PuyAliup
Cnmme1ce b have bouEhf hops anflag ths
Msek Is i0llowE On Ne ID, 10 bales Of W
" Wllfam1, eamner, Il Is coaf1, and bales
young Ct 10 cent?; e1 the Ash. q Mr. MoHn4h.
While river, IS halas a II cents and halaa
young Fl 10 e1Din. snd Of kibest LInna. 0rtinR,
- balas a = cents and halsa young q 10
csnius on TIE 2olh, q Ross BrcsheEs. 40 balos
q y cents. On tie 27th, an extra cholce iel
Of 70 hziea q Mr. Stevenson, 0zllna, q Iitfia
over II cents. ne irnction not bang publis
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First Bsptisf Church, Fourth street nsal
JAMES, Rev. D. J. RieEce, pastoc-The paato'
viii paeach at II o'clock 4. m, on AdoniFan
Sud1on and q 1foo p. n. en " Miracles a. pres,
Of Master" society Of Christian EndsavsI
q ESQ p. "a. Song service, led By Professor
Gsddss. Al 10 .. q.
Lake Union kisalon--At $50 D. n.
Jaekson.strsst Misslon-As $50 ,. n.
MsshoaIst Protestant church. corner Of SEE.
ond and Madisoa streets, Rev. CLARK Dnvia,
pas1or-Rroaching e II q d. and TO D. nj
~ the Rev. A. ,. Banks.
Prsshytsrian Church. corner Of Thira ana
Madissn streais Services today b. he Rgv.
Alaxanasr Scott. Of Summer. Sabbath school,
1880 y. N.
Elrss Mashodisl Episcopal Church, Rev, A.
J. Hanson, pastcF-Servic1a held In the Yoana
Meas Christian Association HAL. corner Froni
and epRing streein. daring the erection of ehe
nsu church. General class At 10 a. N. Preach
lDg q II q. Q. and ! .. N. Sunday school a
l2tl5 p n. Young psoplsa union AZ >. m
A csrdiai invitation 70 al.
Taylor Congressional Church. corner Birch
and Thomas streets, NORTH eeaftle Rev w
Dawson. pastor Presiding 81 II 4. u. sunday
school 81 II p. m. Bible hiEtary illustrated
with stsrsopticon pictures At 7p. m
Trinity Church, near Oecidantal Hotel. Dean
Watson. Ractor-eunday school. lo:iB a ..
Divine service. with sermon. HIS .. N. Even
SONG q $50 No early communi0n, LAthny
service every Friday evening.
Chapel q he Coed shepherd, second saf
Blanchard EtseetaI North Seattle aundaT
School, At $50 p. N.
scandinavian Baplisi Churah, Fourth strees.
nssr Pine-kev. Z. Nelson VIII preach ~ II
md fS0p N.
- 60. r,.R......s -. - =.
.sssenfh ana Charfy streets, Rev, q, 0rasdsl.
pastor-DiTins service every Sunday ct II .,
m and p. N. Sunday Bchool nt 10 q u.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening At Is9o
Meeting for misBlon purposes q 80 D. y.
every aFst Saturday Of The month. GsEmann
are cordially invited 70 the Abovs nesting.
CHRISTIAN Church, seneca street, between
Tkfrd and Foarth, fisv. 4. II. Moss. PASTOR
Presiding AZ II =. n. and I'D ?. N. Sunday
school e 10 an. Teachers msstng On Faes-
day q TO PA
s1rest, between Pike and plne, Rev JOAN
Brauer. pasiof-Dlyine service evagy Sunday,
70 the German language. at ?. y. Sunday
School at : ,. q.
Free Methodist ehnrch. Pine street. between
Ninth and FREDERICKSBURG Is IL .. N and
f.S8 n n. sunday School e DIS q n. PisyaF
service Wednesday nights.
Regular song and eospsi ssrvioe q IL Tounr
Meas Christian Association chapel, eor1laF AZ
Front and Spring sareetR this afteFnoen a 4
o'eisck.
Fsrsg eplfituaIiss eocisly. Masonic HaI, Fsona
streei- Leisure every sunday 81 ,. n. sharp.
b. Rsv. Or. FRED o. Hoabsr1 trance speakaf I;
subject given b. ne aadlsnee- Af,sr lsetars
tesla and Descriptions q spirit friends 81 fhots
present will b given from The platform; also
questions on the spiritzai PHILOSOPHY ~ tAe
audience promptly answered come ase kseu
tie trutA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

SFEAMxas DxLkxxD.-An The steamers
due Al Seattle last evening" we're more or
les dsiayed sn account Of The Zoe. TIE
Olympi4n, from vietoria. due aa 4
o'eiock II tha afternoon 10 eunneel With
The North PAcine, did nat arrive until
after midnight. Sue Ros aeFound ghifs
runaing under Q SLOW hall % q point
near lPors Townsend, bot hoaaad oa
without iniaFy. The Hayward. from
Olympia and 1Boema, came In nearly
an hour late. She beouehi over 100 pas
aanRera ing1 he sane. Tie ldaho, from
WhateeEn, ana ihe Glida, fFcm Ekaolt,
ueEe several houra behind hard, bat
arrived without acoident. when u waa
learned that The OiymeiAn would noa
arrive ttil 20 late, The North Pacihc re-
Turned 10 Tacoma witheat waiting for
hsg.
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nnrscE.-Ton Gollnre FsMnra
y. s. oaId ~ lniosmatisn
1900 Is sGae A. ess asd corr
.s~ssen q ans sno seund sseAs-
- capiss ~ rms Posa-iuaeilI-
$. 1870 Isvossd ~ flae carriers
.rssuaseut tire city.
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rms PncuEsAn aAExUcuA1ron on 500
M'xAx--A aEnAMaz CASE


zuB PnCuEzAn aArxUCuA1ron on soan
M'xAx--A STRANGE CASE.
john MsKay. q eostshmsn. was ad-
judged insans yesterday IL TIE Prsbais
OouFt, and vas taken to the TsFEliorial
Insane Anylum a sseiIacoom b the
evening b. BalliR Sam ooomhs. No
Kay came from sostland shout two
years AGO. While In GlasRow be vas q
transeFlbinQ clerk II ous 81 the eourts,
and Has considered the most expert
penman there. II u supposed be be.
came partially deEanged from over
work, and he cana 10 America IN hops
chat 8 change Of sosne wouid nifoT1
him relief. But for some time haek be
IN Chicago and was released after q
time. Then be was hroaQhk West, but
he became 20 unmanAeeabie that Is was
ooncindad 20 taks him 10 the asylum.
In order to humos him be Was allowed
20 take oat bis nEat papers, declaring
bic intention 10 beeoneA citizen Of the
United Slasez. BE wanted 90 taka up
some land. Yesterday he was very an
thusiasiio about his Feneh. He said be
would have Queen Victoria and the
Prince Of Wales come over nnd Whit
him. Aato his Standardization papers he
said be would remain loyal $50 long aa
the Queen lives; mind nog, only 80
long 80 the Queen lives. Then I'll be
an American cfiizan." He told Bailid
Coombs that be was going 70 borrow
10000 from the Canadian Pscidc
Railroad, paying The company 50 per
cent. interest, and bonus Of 5000 for
the loan. "The company will lend the
money" be said. "but IL will not ac-
csps the bonns." Altogether Mckay
YES very full Of life and Of strange
ideas, and Il vas amusing 10 hear the
poor fellow talk. He wanted Q new
snll Of clothes yesterday evening. he
theaght be was going 70 see his ranch.
He said be would q down to9n 10 Get
measured. "Thesailor can have them
made Ia fifteen minutes" he said.
Then be discussed what he would do
when be Get his ranch nxsd mp.
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wIspoM's RoBERTIKR

Leading ladies Of sssisiy and pEomi-
nsni prafsssiunal Stars have testified
10 ils sxssilsnsy in ihs zaost smphAiic
tsrmA Gaarantsed harmless anA
zaiohlesG ABB. eissarf. draRRis1
suaaaIs. ". T.. nslis q a 70 esnts Per
holsIsand elsea . bsaatlfsl sasa - sssEy
purchases.
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soMn FACTS CONCERNING TIE REns1 FouH
mAgrRD guHooHRn BUTT on
RUoRT SOUND.

Depaty Collector Of Customs Frank
H. winslow has iunt completed his Of.
lloial admoasuFsment Of The four mast.
ed schooner aKiisap." buili Al PorI
LudIow By MsssEs. Middlsmas a Bsole,
Of San Francisco, for the PuRss Sound
Commercial Company, OF which Cyrus
walker iB President.
HER nn01srKnzD E,KNG1H
Il 1889 feet; registered breadth 405 feet;
registered depth l60; gross TONNAGE
bib tonai Registered tonnage 1884
tens.
The Kitsap e the pioneer vessel Of
that bald, on Puget Sound. bat there
can be 20 question bat THAI fOaf masted
sohoonera are destined, within a few
years 20 enter largely into our coaaiinR
trade. Sha IL Ane looking craft and
remarkabls for strength Of build, and
the ana quality OF Lumber used In her
construction. With her immense
BREADTH oy BAAM
she will carry q tremendous deak load
aud no doubt viii heat OF close 20 q
million fees Of lumber each trip. She
feminds one very much OF the nne ship
ssOlympus," buils 81 Ssabeok & few
tears AGO and burned AZ sea on hss way
from San Francisco 10 tbe Sound. Ia
name she takes the place OF the Com.
pany's baKkantino kitsap, lost on the
Australian Coast SOMA tuo years aRo. IN
command Of Captain Robinson.
Heretofore the lumber carrying trade
Of the Sound has been done principally
by
OLD Woan ouE sknEs,
Or ahIps, with . few three massed
schooners thrown 10, bat the era Of the
old lumber dfoRaR vii, 10 few years.
Be q thing Of the past. some OF the
advantages Of fouT-mastsd sohooneTs
for lambeE carrying over ships and
banks are e. fellows: A fouR-masied
aohooner costs lsss 30 build than q ship.
end on account Of being able 70 stow
away 90 much on deck, wln carry IS
uueh lumber a. the largest ship. Again,
he sohoonaF Il q faster aAileR than the
ship. does not require nearly % large
crew, and L muab more eaeily handled.
Men who can reed she signs Of tbe
times declare thai 10 tWeofy yeArs fully
two-thirds Of the lumber ehippcd from
Puget eoand with be carried b. four
mAsied sehoonera. AZ competition in
ihe lamher trade increases The necessity
fer cheaper transportation will increase.
and one pFoaaceE will not suRer his
nsiahhor 90 have the advantage Of
cheaper and better facilities than be,
and toe result viii be that ali tbs great
milling eompanies will 80 70 buiidina
four masaed schooneEs.
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ADvscR Re MormKRs

MA wlmzlowes eooGhAna agEup. for chfarta
te1lkfzE. 4 sAa rzEwcrlPtfna % c1s 81 ~ hesl
faMn1s M1zsa1 40 ph3E,1la1a - - SAl1s1
Geneua. and he ben msa1 fnR e1E47 SeElE MIA
snatktnR fla Enlna q faeMlonEM1ln. q Be11eENn
EAa eA1f fraD pan. curoH dyan1sezy 81 1Inf.
th0a. RE1NtnR T. ths kswzfa nd stn1 ealic.
b RfFlzR knalkA 20 tAe eAitA Il res1n the
@otAE Rr4se - esttla apl4agly
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CHRONIC LOOSKNEss OF TIE

secured b taking simmous' Liver ReR-
ulaaof 10 aid dlge1tion. 70 ziimulats the
dull and slneRtsA liver, and rid the sys-
tan % exsezsiTs a1d possanous hile.
The Regulator coKresls neidity Of sha
stomaeh. cures dyapepsia and insareu
regularity o. The bowels alEks frss fFum
Iaxity cr eostive1ez.
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SGoop TnEs. A business Haan 90
Commercial street said 10 q rsporseE
yesterday; ''Soms ~ they ere waiting
for coed times. bat tell you She busl-
ness man Who & not making money 10
Seattle nov might as veil hang up bis
fadie. Last month wes The best enc
we ever had vita the exception Of the
present one. which over runs Septem-
beF's sales By 5000. Oar roosipls Of
cash exceed eur szies. whieh shows that
the whole Sound co1nfFy Il prosperous,
and th8t our customers who cot behind
daring depressed tinss ara rev pay
fnE %.
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REruxxKD. = Mr.. frank Mccoombs
sne family retained 70 seattle By The
EvAnGsi yesterday from hls farm On
Lopez Island. where be has been living
for aeveral years. He broazht hfH
housEhoid e1ests and . winters supply
Of prcdaees and win again mako bis
hosns 10 Seattle.
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g . ~nlk a. "a nunss q nnsna ssxiy
weir
Wel. Z lhes resaln souE1 ). =.
ceMpl1o@ eafd nnolkaF aantIonnan
= t1e eEgHa. 'sl1e rnrlr E1ieI2 te q ans-
ee6l u o11I11 ~ antnaI1 uo1IE tng1
e - gnpplIs1 Win rerlnsa nasazal
p1lI1eDriH. fsR NafuER wuu1N fhen
h9se lHs1e1 . neW adiziun e lana
4n1n DoMe knHeniows EnlInw swunq
eis sSma eoo1f ana lnaaensa1sf 4 moek
eaetio1 o. t1a kAumeAK Eazk pmorNHfg.
Dee m4n hasfiIy ia sHentr- I've ssnls
blo1h and % hAalfly vita GreM ahs ID
- tie auc1ioneef wag going q knock Il
ooAn = hin. Aflsr shls 20 bids wers
Tue nift 81 ~ lad, uhirh waa ~
eepted VIII ~ mach nleerilg b. aome
Counelln1H na II u had been rsalIy 81
soma eaIua, wns he subisef 81 n1snlp
On al han1g yesterday. Ora pHoninnua
eltizsn gaids IF fhs Ouaaall afieppln
q apeud any nonay fnpRssR thnt pssB-
eEtg Tie members eli ke1s s1Io1l !. !"
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Your orders viii be called for, give %
trial, O @. eTARrUP 3 Co., grocer
Third an Spring. ssla
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For your groceries 40 10 @. @. START
uP& o., esFneE Third and Spring. ssll
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Gentismen come and sse the bargains
We have 10 eAer yoa ia vicuna under
ware; e5 suits sold for IS AZ eur remov.
a sale. ToKIAs 3 HNoKnMAN.
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Removal eaIe-Ladien' merlno vests,
IS; ladios' meFino pants, 25s-60o per
suit. Tokias h SlnReFman. oo16
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Cash vs. credit. q. O. sxAnEuP 4 Co.,
grOoers Third and Spring. eoil
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AZ inspsesion o. eur renewal sals vii
b ma6s hath pieaaani sd pE0atabis.
80 Ioxz.hs . AImaznkkM
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Every department. booming With bar
gains a. eur great removal sale. Toklas
4 SinEeguAn.
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Do naa bag q y4r1 Of dreE gods IN
al yOa Sc ne bargains Ne AFe oAeFinf
81 ear removal ale. ToKEks 3 Emo
NAMAN.
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0s slsmsasP lnan naak scar ia .ask,
80 IcExAs = nmazHmAx.
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Msuss scarlet megino undnEshirss and
drawers, elI q uii; T5kias 4 einssE-
m9m. Oo3
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Dress trimning-ve are exclusive
owners IN new trimmings al removal
aale prices, Texas a STNaKxMkH.
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Ameulean Express i0g. Canada panlac So,
cannda soufhsrn sax, Delaware, LectaWAnna
8 Western les8, Mris q, Lake Ehors e2A,
Loulgyllls 4 Malhvills SIS. MiehigAE Contra
~, Kanens = Texas Is8, Oregon Impeovo.
msnE -. - Raal TN. Unilsd Sistss Mxpresl
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CANADIAN PACIFIC &. n. ExcrRSE0Ee
nnElisa RatnR Ea1t vi eass messy -
callinR On b W. MoGnxm. m Nh
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The king OF bargains 81 our removal
sale In pluahes and veivets. ToKLAs 4
BINdKn1lAN.
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Bss,om prlssa e oaF ruznnsAl eAle; fse
eruas 81 haetoaa a. le FeF doE Toalaa
4 olngaEaan.
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Genflemenas water underwear a. ~
mssal pgiees Came and - bargains.
ToKEAe 4 SrNaMKmAR.
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NEW Yo1a. Oct. 99.--Money On call easy &
sDe per cant, close5 casred q 8 primo mar
camille papee. e0& sterling exehanRe dun bu
1saady q q an for 90 ds1s' bills and 81 salA
fw demand.
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7bs silk pushes for the million-bie
bargains. CHEsTKR CLEART.
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ssssn hnndssd yarda toom tabs dam-
ask yasds fer 81. Taklaa 4 Singer
man.
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HO e r Y.


reduced from a5c to l2tc pair.
Ladies' hand FascInatO leading shades
HadIes Mno VESTS seams fashioned 81
A. see the GRACE CORSET protector
Ladies Scarlet indicated
ladies heavy ribbed seamless pairs for 81
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NEW yanK, Ock zs.-The skock marksi 70.
day va qsisi % dan and tie tzAnaastienz
general arr o. pEfans WAs upward. Tia benrE
WsEe cautious about Increasing their nhorl
line and tAs bnilB dlaplayeA . disposition %
support the prices, Whfle he ouiHide tn1n.
ences amoantod - nothing. Ihe bsaTiBh
traders felt tie maF&st 70 and the aoft epetA
bar their ee1zch was unIsWardsd. although
the donld stocks stili showed some vulnez-
ability, especially thu MiasouEi Pncf1c. The
fluctuations were uuusd1lly narroW, in %
aass ezcssding psr cent.
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HEs NIKp WAs COW.

Blankets; bic basRains; sale Of wsol,
ems this weak. CRssTuR CEEAm1.
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/ F0B17-AIDt Uft. ZA--lZlc0lpI1 during th1
past tWenty-3ouf hours include lt61s ctl1
wheat, 1883 bhia aour, 20 cts oaal, 100 cflI
bran, 2I0 cts mI1lstuG. $50 SO haxsaed, s6so
II hides, - Pkg butter. - g cess, 1213 lbl
hops So hxs fFaih lM pAes drisd huii. z cars
hay, 10 SIS onik ~, ioe kaGa
Whsat-xhsss 4 decided good tone "a the
advioas Of today and . good feeling pFavnils.
u Il IL SEINE eject hare, where WaflA Walln
may Be quotsd up 10 q 10. Valley b N
small favor Ter san Francisco ahipment, and
expertera ssy q TN q al they can pay. The
neW n4xaagth nhoWn Il apparently d 3 sub.
Do even better.
oaAa--N None coming and TIE market IA poor.
" uapplEed. Quota 81 3S@aEc.
EEEs-kooal N large receipt while 40 cases
EastaEn are al hnnd. This checks the up-
ward tendengy 81 local and IKE n ain
nngtod
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Special Offerings for next so days in Wraps and COa
20 Cloth and Plush Wraps trimmed in and Plush Ball
from 812 to @76
500 Chdrens Garments from at 81 to 10 at 1915
One line Of Ladies' Newmarkes at g. Equal to any S6
garment In the market
THE latest STYLES III JACKETS. NEWMARKETS,
RAGLANS AND SHORT WRAPS
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INV YeAE Oct -. = Hops ssssay
California e0ae.
sngE-Ffn; rsansd suisG g.snuAied sk
o. HIS.
oopper-Firm; L6ke 81 %.
Lead-DusE domestic - IN.
Oodes-9put fair, Rio dnli el8&; options
stFonesr and faixly active. Sales, Tts, $50 hAxs
October ele Is, November SIC S091e Cd De-
eambaR t1e 40tois g., January SIC a00le 20,
pasroisum-nirnag; ope1ed I0k hirhest
M. lowest Ton, cloalng a. Sales, tg5, 900
barrels.